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Bookmark or Share- Pros and cons of a heavier driver shaft? - GolfWRXPosted May 30, 2016. Adding 10-15 gms will not slow your club down by itself. If the added weight suits your tempo/rhythm (as Stuart mentioned) SS will actually increase! With the simplicity of changing shafts with adjustable drivers, you are cheating yourself by not trying a heavier shaft. BT.
- Does anyone else feel that the Vokey Wedge is too heavy?It's too light a shaft for the weight of the heads, so the balance is off kilter, and the clubs swing "head heavy". But. any retailer may order Vokeys with S300 shaft. No upcharge and the heavier shaft is a better match for the wedge heads.
- Signs your shafts are too heavy/stiff? - WRX Club Techs - GolfWRXObservable: Low ball-flight (shaft is too heavy) Perceivable: Hard to hit draws (shaft is too stiff) Impact feels harsh (shaft is too stiff) If a shaft automatically encourages you to over-swing you can bet it's probably too heavy and/or stiff. 1. Quote.
- Signs your iron shafts are too heavy? - WRX Club Techs - GolfWRXA heavier weight shaft can create a downswing path that is more "in to out",....so it could promote the 'blocks' or shots to the right you described. If looking at the overall bend profile numbers, a PX 6.0 is an 'X' flex. That means a 5.0 would play closer to an 'S'. Quote.
- How heavy is too heavy? - Putters - GolfWRXThat weight can be distributed in the head, grip, or shaft. The swing weight of the putter will vary based on how the weight is distributed among those three factors. A 500 gram static weight putter with a heavy head and light grip will feel totally different than a 500 gram static weight putter with a light head and heavy grip/shaft.
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